FPP C\Cpp code reference - FPP C\Cpp code reference Hi I intend to program a Cyclone 10 LP device from a MCU (STM32H7). Can someone point me to a C\Cpp code reference for it? I failed to find one, and it seems logical to me that Altera will release such code to save me from writing something which should be very common. Thanks in advance Replies: Re: FPP C\Cpp code reference Thanks alot for your help. I will open a case with support, maybe they will update the links. Replies: Re: FPP C\Cpp code reference The link has only moved, here's a valid link MicroBlaster™ Software | Altera Still "not found". Replies: Re: FPP C\Cpp code reference Hello, FPP was only referred in the question title, could be overlooked. Altera apparently provided a Micropblaster FPP code 20 years ago. It's described in a white paper, but I didn't yet see a source. There's a link to the code MicroBlaster FPP Software Driver (ZIP) on this page FPGA Device Configuration Solutions | Altera but it's unfortunately invalid. I expect that the code is still available at Altera and can be provided as unsupported on request. The white paper link is however active Configuring the MicroBlaster Fast Passive Parallel Software Driver Regards Frank Replies: Re: FPP C\Cpp code reference Thanks for your response. From your description it looks like a method to program through the JTAG interface, my question is about the Fast Parallel Programming. Are you familiar with that as well? Thanks Replies: Re: FPP C\Cpp code reference Hello, Unfortunately, Altera does not provide a specific code to configure FPGA from specific MCU such as STM32H7. There is method to use portable C source on JAM/STAPL and JAM Byte-code players. 1- generate .jam or .jbc from Quartus of your design, then run on STM32 using intel's JAM STAPL Player (C interpreter) or more compact Jam Byte-Code player. These players toggle TCK/TMS/TDI and sample TDO through MCU GPIOs you implement in small stub. 2- References : https://www.altera.com/design/programming/jam-support 3- References : https://cdrdv2-public.intel.com/654049/an586.pdf regards, Farabi